Vatican Bank’s Soaring Profits Reveal the Mammon at the Heart of the Conciliar Sect
The National Catholic Register (May 12, 2026) reports that the Institute for the Works of Religion (IOR), the so-called “Vatican Bank,” closed 2025 with a net profit of 51 million euros, a 55.5% increase over the previous year, approving a 24.3 million euro dividend for the “Holy Father” — the usurper Leo XIV. The article celebrates the bank’s “robust” Tier 1 capital ratio of 71.9%, its 5.9 billion euros in managed assets, and its launch of Catholic-branded equity indexes with Morningstar. The IOR claims all activity is carried out “in full coherence with the principles of Catholic social teaching.” This triumphalist financial report, far from being a cause for Catholic rejoicing, exposes the profound spiritual bankruptcy of the conciliar sect and its capitulation to the spirit of Mammon — a grotesque parody of the Church’s supernatural mission.





